The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-24
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LOCAL BIiEvITIEs.
mat.sra OF Minor moment In and Auou.

hhttefn OF minor Moment In and About
,li tho CITY. I; No.
+ oSE marriage liconuo was issued Sat.
urday. gE,isl.
The residents along EdSlnglon lane are
putting In natural gas. .fg Il
OPERA HOUSE this ovenlng-Tho earle.
ton Company In "Nanon." K G;
SATURDAY was pay day at Hobbs,
Brockunier & Co.'s glass works. s
THERE will be no show at the Grand
Opera Houss till Thurnday night. ], IGN
Thirty shares Of Wheeling 4 Belmont
bridge stock changed hands las! week at
"a per cent premium. HEgIf5
THERE has been lef! at this Office a mon.
ster rsdish, raiaed by William Askew on
his place at Elm Grove. It measues
twenty-five inches In circumference.
THE Wellsburg glass workc, which for
several month"; past has been engaged In
the manufacture Of fruit jara, shut down
last week on account Of lack Of orders.
The grand opening ball Of the
season Of the Wheeling Turner Asao.
citation will take place at their hall
this evening, and good time Ia antlc!-
pated. s.
The Pan Handle Bee Keepers Arsocis.
lion will hold their convention In X. OF
r. Hall, on Main street, next Wednesday
and Thnrtday. All persons interentsd In
bee culture arc invited.
WILLIAM BIppUs, who has beon attend.
Ing FraBher's Business College In this city,
took the prizs for the beet specimen OF
peumsn1hip offered by George Walters 4
90. at tho Bellaire street fair. ma 1,
The Island Standards defeated tho Buck.
eyea Of the East End yesterday afternoon
by scoro Of IS 10 II on tho Tunnel Green,
Tho batteries wore Sheppard and Bags
Tor the Standards and Dick and Fox for
tho Buckeyes. M
| SUSAN A. MOORE, OF Liberty district,
brought cult against the equity Saturday
before Justice Davis, claiming {o5 for land
alleged to have been taken for road pur.
posca. Il was ascsrtsinGd tho Claims were
unfounded ahd the Case was dinmissel. :
i OLLIE REDrAru and her company closed
their ongagsmont at the Grand Saturday
night. Ollio heruelt 10 talented aud
pleasing little gill, aud the p.sy is not bad
but most oil the company GRO more 1it tc
break stones or scrub than TO appear on
the stsge in any capacity. They make
one very weary. ...55
| HrDE's big specially company had two
} good audiences at the Opera Houso Satur
day, and Flora Moore, Kittie O'Neil, the
Martell family, Sam Dsvere, Shsrpley
and West, and in fact all the company
kept the house in roar OF laughter o.
applause constantly. No batter troupe Of
the kind ever appeared here. t.,.- *,
JAMES RlSr, who iivss eaat Of the city
YVES before Justice Arkle Saturday, charged
i with esaaulting his wife. He was finet
$40 and Ccats and required to furnish
i bond TO keep tho psscs for one year. H.
{ was also fined 81 for Drunkenness. In de
fault of payment aud furnishing bond he
waB given 10 days in jail in each Gaze.
SATURDAY morning shout 9 O'Clock
i, Officer Watson esw 0 man acting suspic
r iously in the Second ward market house
, and when spoken 10 hs ran. Tho police
man pursued, firing two shots IS he ran
but tho msn would not scars, and aftel
,, leading Watson lively chase through
streets and alleya till TIM officers wine
Was gone, ran of down Eleventh stree
toward tho Pewiky dspot.
!, The caao OF George T. Wharton ys Eli
sha Connolly was hesrd before Justice
Arkle, and ajury composed Of Peter Boa
{ ley, foreman; Peter Fsrrell, Edward
, Dsnnis, Edward Sims, Charles Wci.zsl
and John Houston, Saturday afternoon
The suit was for $500, Wharton claiming
that Connelly'e cattle destroyed crops tc
J that amount. J. o. PsnGleton appeared
for the plaintiff and Judge Cfanme. fol
for the defendant. TIE jury returned {
verdict Tor $lGl 81. s., y +.